IU Health’s Riley Hospital for Children Celebrates New $475M Tower

Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health in Indianapolis celebrated its new $475 million Simon Family Tower, which has been opening in stages since September 2010, according to an Indystar report.

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The 10-story tower includes 100 beds and all private rooms.

The building is scheduled for final completion in December 2013, according to the hospital.

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